as per tradition all of the players peter robinson's number forty two win their games on tuesday in the us. the number has been retired since nineteen ninety seven. on april fifteen nineteen forty seven and then brooklyn dodgers started robinson at first base toppling nearly seven decades of segregation italy. and moving on to the nba harcourt the los angeles clippers and their franchise record fifty seven when after beating the denver nuggets won seventy two won all five star point guard chris paul had twenty one point ten assist a double double with cling wrap and contributing twenty four points. he broke the record that the said last year also was the first time the clippers are in three playoff appearances in overall. he moved to l a in nineteen eighty four. it's time for wednesday's top he'll match of the two sundance faced off against the frontal winds in table now we fast forward to the second inning. this is where two sons can tell he drives in the first run. i heard the door. because the plate and hit his homer fourteen i want four kids for nothing to stop delhi the sixteenth h

last night the north's first minister peter robinson spoke to former us vice president dan quayle. he's chairman of the company which holds a portfolio. i think it is right from our point of view that it passes olds area may not cause the money available so it can develop those assets. that means i've to start knitting in growing our economy and helps the construction industry to develop or the site the irish pints of reaching the next flight point one eight the euro to fifty five developers in northern ireland's loans for use by page hundred and fifty properties cough which were in the north. the rest were in the republic the uk and germany. numb up all the loans from the irish bikes at huge discounts. of course the taxpayer opinions in the pints and box is for the loss occurs. today now not sold the portfolio of loans for more than one point six billion euro. the agency didn't disclose the final price to see it but it's likely to be higher than they paid to the pints. today's deal might be good news for nona. it's been welcomed by finance minister michael noonan. but the taxpayer

there's a piece by peter robinson who wrote the tear down this wall speech. he wrote it for the "wall street journal" a couple of years ago titled something like what would reagan do on immigration. very good. any of the questions? are you all wiped out? getting light? andrew, do i get them out? my former students. it must be the sea are given. [laughter] no, he gotten any. >> as bono it talking about. >> of been waiting for this opportunity. [laughter] >> thank you, paul. >> thank you. [applause] >> of the next washington journal reporter don lee looks ahead to the federal reserve's next move on monetary policy. ian the daily reporter discusses a proposal from the epa and army corps of engineers which would amend the clean water act to give the epa jurisdiction over some streams and wetlands. and the pure research center talks about a new study that shows 18 percent of adults with internet access have important personal information stolen last year. as always, we will take your calls and you can join the conversation. washington journal live at 7:00 a.m. eas

there's a piece by peter robinson who wrote the tear down this wall speech. he wrote it for the "wall street journal" a couple of years ago titled something like what would reagan do on immigration. very good. any of the questions? are you all wiped out? getting light? andrew, do i get them out? my former students. it must be the sea are given. [laughter] no, he gotten any. >> as bono it talking about. >> of been waiting for this opportunity. [laughter] >> thank you, paul. >> thank you. 15 minutes. >> well, thank you very much for coming out on this rainy thursday. thank you very much to kristine and lori for inviting me to the center. for more than half a century conservative critics housed in think tanks, foundations, and the media have championed the cause of conservative college students who they say suffer on college campuses. in books with such titles as freefall of the american university and tenure of radicals critics charged that the american higher education has become the poison of liberal if not radical faculty in the classrooms, middle of the roa

there's a piece by peter robinson who wrote the tear down this wall speech. he wrote it for the "wall street journal" a couple of years ago titled something like what would reagan do on immigration. very good. any of the questions? are you all wiped out? getting light? andrew, do i get them out? my former students. it must be the sea are given. [laughter] no, he gotten any. >> as bono it talking about. >> of been waiting for this opportunity. [laughter] >> thank you, paul. >> thank you. >> weather an award for good journalism but for public service for possibly the greatest betrayal of the irrational secrets of all time strikes me as quite bizarre. i do still think there is the danger patting itself on the back without fully understanding the consequences for the dangers that we face in a dangerous world so there is a disconnect their. with the newspaper itself my view is with the individual take the names of operatives that would be in breach of the terror is a match. why would that not applied to the newspapers? 15 minutes. >> well, thank you very much for

peter robinson would wrote the "tear down this wall" speech said he flew over and there was raked gravel and the raked gravel was there so that if foot prints were seen there the night before because one of the east german guard let a relative go over, the guard would be responsible for letting the person go free. so freedom has many manifestations. reagan said only when people are freed to worship, create and build, only when they can decide their destiny and benefit from their open risks, only then do societies become dynamic and prosperous. he talked about the freedom to extract oil and energy. you know how much energy would be extracted in america right now by entrepreneurs if the gov just allowed the emto do so? right? the freedom to do that. and freedom was, said reagan, not just the exclusive dough main of americans. -- domain of americans. it's one authorize deepest and nobless as precision0s of the human -- aspirations of the human spirit. americans need to be keepers of the flame of liberty. as he saw it. all right. second principle. get this down? first one? the first one-one

robinson ahead on "talk to al jazeera". >> this is "talk to al jazeera", i'm peter schuster, and our guest is sir ken robinson, a well-renownednker on education. i want to ask you about creativity and its connection to a theme you have talked and written about, and that is finding what it is that you love. what is the connection between the two? >> many people don't know what their true talents are and many doubt they have any important talents. my experience, and i have been at this a long time, that everyone has deep talents, if you spend the time to look at them. a lot of people don't energy the work they do, they wait for the weekend and try to get through it. i find that there are people who love what they do, and couldn't imagine doing anything else. my experience is when people do things they tlov do and feel good -- love to do and feel good at, that has a bonus effect. >> do you find most who love what they do have an element of creativity that is tide to part of it? >> yes. i should define creativity, because there are a lot of myths. one of them is about special people. and the reason for that is we have a culture w

. >> eugene robinson is a pulitzer prize winning columnist and political analyst. and jeremy peters wrote this piece on the koch brothers for "the new york times." i want to start with you, behind every great fortune, there's a great crime. i somehow think that the democratic strategy is to illuminate that, to show the koch brothers aren't rich by accident. they're rich because they're ruthless. >> that's exactly right. that's the plan, that's the plan that barack obama and the democratic superpacs had in 2012 when they went after bain capital. it's a very targeted and very deeply researched approach that the democrats are taking here. what they' done is they've gone into states with key senate races, arkansas, alaska, north carolina, and look to koch subsidiaries and found there are layoffs. at times layoffs that have coin sided with the purchase of millions of dollars worth of ads in a way to portray the brothers and their company as callous as they are trying to further their own political and business agenda. now is this going to work? i think what the allies of the kochs and wh

peters in washington. also joining us from washington, associate editor of "the washington post" and analyst eugene robinsonl director and host of "the daily rundown," chuck todd. and in nashville -- >> there's more? >> there's more. and it's so hot. pulitzer prize winning story winner jon meacham. >> and if you watch, we'll get you a complete set. jon, you this weekend, i understand you participated in the great tribute to 41. and a letter was revealed about the dating life. >> i want to know about this. >> of george h.w. bush. >> it was a big historical moment, joe. i think richard was there after he did the slides with the rapping. you should have seen them dancing. >> now, that is hot. okay. >> you haven't lived until you see bill webster try to sing "friends in low places." >> so we want to keep you focused. >> what did we miss, joe? >> a 20-second summary of george h.w. bush, the letter he wrote to you talking about what he. >> reporter: dating. >> about his dating life. >> i asked him about four years ago. i said can you tell me anything about women before mrs. bush? and it was not a question that wa